We specialize in delivering comprehensive communication network solutions tailored for complex, mission-critical environments and facilities supporting buses, trains, public utilities, schools, and government organizations.
We have years of experience working side by side with major organizations in public infrastructure - ranging from agencies such as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (NYCT, TBTA, LIRR), Port Authority of New York, Department of Transportation, as well as leading engineering firms such as AECOM, Parsons, and Jacobs.
We take pride in representing and advancing minority and women participation within the engineering industry. Our designation as a minority/disadvantaged business enterprise (MBE/DBE) allows us to service the M/W/DBE goals of architecture and engineering firms, general contractors, electrical contractors, specialty contractors, and original equipment manufacturers servicing federal, state, and local government-funded projects.
Vasquez Integrators (VI) begins by developing a deep understanding of project objectives, operational constraints, and project requirements. Our team collaborates closely with owners, designers, and contractors to assess existing conditions, identify risks, and evaluate technical solutions.
Key Activities
Deployment, testing, and maintenance of radio/network infrastructure to support the MTA's updated public safety grade 700 & 800 MHz digital radio communication system.
Delivery of a new IP network backbone, lane controllers, and security systems to support critical power redundancy, resiliency, flood mitigation, electrical system upgrades, SCADA, and communication system improvements for the Bronx-Whitestone and Verrazzano-Narrows Bridges.
Design, build, and testing of network/communications infrastructure and a comprehensive CCTV & access control security system for the new Champlain Hudson Power Express (CHPE) HVDC converter station in Astoria, Queens.
Placement survey and installation of 169 new high-definition CCTV security cameras at the West 4th Street Station in Manhattan, along with an expansion of the station's IP backbone to support the additional video feeds and their integration into New York City Transit's intranet.
For us, safety is paramount. Every engineer, project manager, and field personnel are required to maintain an active OSHA-30 certification. This certification ensures that our team consistently upholds the highest safety standards.